Combs at the guard position has had a strong season this year, and what she’s going to carry into AAU is nothing but confidence. The handle is strong, the finishes at the rim are crafty, and she has the ability to switch into a playmaking role as well. As the competition heats up in the spring and summer, we’re looking forward to seeing how it translates.

Combs has had a breakout season thus far.. and it seems as if she’s not slowing down anytime soon. Regardless of the location and competition .. this kid has a different motor that most players can build up to. Heading into the AAU season, she will be a name to follow for sure, and a definite high ranked prospect when the next update is released.

Jimara had a strong Freshman year for CMA and should be even more productive as a Sophomore in 2024-2025. She is a strong wing guard with solid North/South athleticism, she can attack the basket and absorb contact well, plus she is an accurate shooter when she’s able to get her feet set and find rhythm. I like how hard she plays, how physical she is on the wing, plus her willingness to defend undersized forwards and get inside to rebound. She could very easily become a mid-to-upper-teens scorer this Winter.

Jimara is a nice, strong, broad-shouldered wing guard. She plays with toughness and physicality, a nice motor, but she also has an accurate jumper from the perimeter. She shoots a “knuckleball”, but it seems to go in more often than not. She is a solid North/South driver who can absorb contact, but as she gets more dynamic off the dribble, it will help her ability to score it more consistently in the mid-range game. I liked her energy and sense of urgency defensively, and she was a fairly active rebounder. CMA should be a tough “out” this Winter.